Mick Leach highlights a missing dependency in most resilience frameworks – the trust embedded in everyday business communication. Resilience frameworks must evolve to accommodate and close this gap and in this article he looks at where to start.
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UK organizations are reporting stronger cyber resilience structures, but still show persistent weaknesses in people, governance, and adaptive learning, according to new research from ManageEngine.
Nine in ten security leaders are concerned about the security risks introduced by AI-generated code, according to new research.
Activist activity has accelerated sharply over the past year, evolving from external protest into sustained, multi-front campaigns that now target not only companies, but their people, partners, and operations.
A new PwC report, prepared for the National Preparedness Commission, argues that the UK needs to move beyond organization-by-organization resilience planning and adopt a more joined-up model for protecting critical national infrastructure.
Organizations that invest in targeted resilience training for members of their cyber security teams show transformative benefits, new research from Cybermindz shows.
Check Point Software has released its 2026 Cloud Security Report, revealing a growing disconnect between rapid AI adoption and security readiness.
Verizon has published its annual Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), which shows how AI is impacting the cyber threat landscape as a whole.
Why boards must stop relying on untested assumptions and start demanding proof of recovery.
Certes has released new survey-based research looking into quantum security risk awareness and preparation.